Average UFC Rotterdam Reebok Pay 4500 bucks

[Vulcan]

Since its inception the Reebok apparel partnership with the UFC has been very controversial, with media and fans all voicing their opinion on the subject. However, the ones that are really being effected are the fighters themselves, with many on the UFC roster losing substantial sponsor money.

As the payouts for each event get released, you can see just exactly how much fighters are being paid under the UFC/Reebok deal.

Check out what everyone was paid for this weekends UFC Fight Night card from Rotterdam.

Alistair Overeem: $5,000
def Andrei Arlovski: $15,000

Stefan Struve: $15,000
def Antonio Silva: $10,000

Gunnar Nelson: $5,000
def Albert Tumenov: $5,000

Germaine de Randamie: $5,000
def Anna Elmose: $2,500

Nikita Krylov: $5,000
def Francimar Barroso: $2,500

Karolina Kowalkiewicz: $2,500
def Heather Jo Clark: $2,500

Rustam Khabilov: $5,000
def Chris Wade: $2,500

Magnus Cedenblad: $2,500
def Garreth McLellan: $2,500

Josh Emmett: $2,500
def Jon Tuck: $5,000

Reza Madadi: $2,500
def Yan Cabral: $2,500

Kyoji Horiguchi: $5,000
def Neil Seery: $5,000

Leon Edwards: $2,500
def Dominic Waters: $2,500

Ulka Sasaki: $2,500
def Willie Gates: $2,500

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what a joke

 

[Tallblackfat]

Disgusting the only way to defeat this is a string social media voice a full campaign against it to raise public awareness

 

[blackhat]

 

[Large Hound 77]

absolutely fucked up.... I bet Dana got more than that out of Reebok that weekend

 

[Credo]

I thought the minimum payout was going to be $5.000. Now $2.500??

 

[Warh3z]

Never owning a Reebok product is one of my biggest accomplishments.

 

[LouisBolanos]

Whining on Sherdog isn't going to make a lick of difference.

 

[empsim]

well thats 4,5k for wearing a shirt. they got their pay for fighting from the ufc.

 

[davyjoneslocker]

It's no wonder everyone is leaving when there contracts expire.

 

[Thaiboxer18]

Someone needs to file a lawsuit on behalf of the fighters. They have all the negative control clauses of an employee-employer relationship, with none of the freedom of an independent contractor or the benefits of being an employee. It is disgraceful. I swear, I've been watching this sport for about 17 years at this point, and it gets harder and harder to support the UFC. The reason the UFC calls it a "kit" instead of a uniform is to try to avoid contractual language that could be detrimental if any lawsuit were to occur vis-a-vis the whole independent contractor vs employee thing.

ViToRT called the relationship with Reebok 'slavery' the other day, and he wasn't too far off the mark. Can you imagine in Nascar if all the drivers had to wear the same logos? Or boxers? It is repulsive, greedy, and detrimental for the sport. That is why all real MMA fans should support Conor in his struggle with the UFC; even if you don't like him as an individual, the power relationship between fighters and promoters is so far askew that it makes a mockery of these fighters. They are risking life and limb and the UFC doesn't give a fuck.

 

[scurdhomey]

Someone needs to file a lawsuit on behalf of the fighters. They have all the negative control clauses of an employee-employer relationship, with none of the freedom of an independent contractor or the benefits of being an employee. It is disgraceful. I swear, I've been watching this sport for about 17 years at this point, and it gets harder and harder to support the UFC. The reason the UFC calls it a "kit" instead of a uniform is to try to avoid contractual language that could be detrimental if any lawsuit were to occur vis-a-vis the whole independent contractor vs employee thing.

ViToRT called the relationship with Reebok 'slavery' the other day, and he wasn't too far off the mark. Can you imagine in Nascar if all the drivers had to wear the same logos? Or boxers? It is repulsive, greedy, and detrimental for the sport. That is why all real MMA fans should support Conor in his struggle with the UFC; even if you don't like him as an individual, the power relationship between fighters and promoters is so far askew that it makes a mockery of these fighters. They are risking life and limb and the UFC doesn't give a fuck.

Still sticking to the Conor fighting the big man theory i see....

 

[Goonerview]

Damn, that is rotten

 

[Andy Anderson]

I'll never buy reebok product again

 

[ortizgnp]

Never owning a Reebok product is one of my biggest accomplishments.

Quit the hatin' bruh, best shoe in the biz.

Whining on Sherdog isn't going to make a lick of difference.

lol. saved for future.

 

[Prutfis]

Quit the hatin' bruh, best shoe in the biz.

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Sure if you are a gay aerobics instructor in the 80´s


OT

 

[ortizgnp]

Sure if you are a gay aerobics instructor in the 80´s


OT

You're rocking them red chinos in Valhalla, bro?

 

[HelpYouFall]

Brutal...

 

[Mixedfights]

I dont think its far fetched to say that most fighters who were unknown got that much in sponsorship. If the Reebok deal did anything it took the huge stars sponsorship and divided it among everybody.

 

[ALAN PARTRIDGE]

It's no wonder everyone is leaving when there contracts expire.

Everyone???

 

[Prutfis]

You're rocking them red chinos in Valhalla, bro?

Reefs muthafukka

Chainmail reefs for battle

What are red chinos?